Drive Free or Die? New Hampshire Bill to Restrict Pets in Cars Starts Dogfight January 24, 2023 By Holly Ramer New Hampshire is the only state that allows adults to drive without wearing seatbelts. Want to use your dog instead?...
Jury Acquits Truck Driver in 2019 New Hampshire Crash That Killed 7 Motorcyclists August 11, 2022 By Holly Ramer A jury on Tuesday acquitted a commercial truck driver of causing the deaths of seven motorcyclists in a horrific head-on...
New Hampshire Joins States Suing Pharmacies Over Role in Opioid Epidemic July 28, 2022 By Holly Ramer The state of New Hampshire sued pharmacy chains Tuesday, becoming the latest government entity seeking to hold them accountable for...
New Hampshire Hospital to Pay $3.8 Million to Resolve Kickback Claims February 14, 2022 By Holly Ramer New Hampshire’s Catholic Medical Center has agreed to pay $3.8 million to resolve allegations that it violated federal law against...
Online Thieves Divert $2.3M from New Hampshire Town of Peterborough August 27, 2021 By Holly Ramer The U.S. Secret Service is investigating the theft of $2.3 million from the town of Peterborough, New Hampshire, by foreign...
New Hampshire Sex Abuse Class-Action Suit Tossed, Individual Claims Stand May 28, 2021 By Holly Ramer A judge on Wednesday dismissed a class action lawsuit involving 300 people who allege decades of abuse at New Hampshire’s...
New Hampshire Investigating Ventilation in Nursing Homes After Virus Outbreaks July 30, 2020 By Holly Ramer New Hampshire health and fire safety officials will spend the next two weeks investigating whether ventilation systems have contributed to...
New Hampshire Senate Passes Bill to Boost Workplace Safety April 22, 2019 By Holly Ramer The 2016 death of a Northfield Highway Department worker has led to the passage of bill aimed at improving workplace...
Report Assesses Addiction Treatment Insurance in New Hampshire March 6, 2017 By Holly Ramer New Hampshire’s three biggest health insurers are largely in compliance in covering treatment for alcohol and drug addiction, and are...
Massachusetts, New Hampshire Nonprofit Insurer Sues Over Federal Assessment August 3, 2016 By Holly Ramer A nonprofit health insurer with 25,000 customers in Massachusetts and New Hampshire has filed a federal lawsuit claiming it is...